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hcnortet Tor NE 1-NfN1N. S1AR.
JOINT CoNyENTION.-Ihe aldermen and common
council held loint meeting At the chamber OF the
lower board. In the city building. last night The.
chair announced that the convention was ASSEM-
bled 10 elect a Successor To n kemper city atiOr.
ney, resigned To accept federal Office Council
man Sweeny nominated Hon. :. G.. Brent. Alder-
man Marbury nominated Judge stuart. hut the
latter nomination was Withdrawn, and Mr. Brent
was elected by a ballot cast by the president II
the board Of aldermen I'm the maine OF the entire
convention.
FIRE AARMs.-An alarm OF fire during high
wind brought all the Iire department. about \
O'Clock last night, 10 a row OF frame buildings on
Payne, near Cameron street, where a chimney on
IRE was sending sparks over the ROOF. The de-
partment deluged the house-tops, and removed all
danger. small frame house On Pitt and Princess
streets slightly injured by IRE yesterday M.
ternoon. lt was occupied by Fanny Chapman and
uninsured During the fire on Payne street one Of
the ladders broke, precipitating Mcssrs Jack Beach
and Ernest craven TO the ground. MIR. Beach had
one or his legs badly hurt.
CITY CoUNCII--The two boards OF the city coun-
Gil met last night In their chambers, Presidents
Downham and Echberg presiding. The rrsigna-
ton OF h. kemper, corporation attorney, was
ceived from the mayor, and applications from Mrs-
Broadus. Tor reduction OF tax, and III J. T. Hlll Ia
relation TO certain property oi l. d. Harrison Old
IN by The city AZ TAX sale, We're referred IL was
ordered that deed be- made 10 r. VI. Hill for real
estate on Payne street, and some street orders
Were made.
NoTEs.-In the corporation court, that is still I'm
session here The case OF Robert Lucas agt. :. 4,
Wilson has been tried but the Jury disagreed. The
Railway case or Ella u. Darley against the Midland
and other roads has been dismissed and all the
other cases growing out OF the Four-Nil Run
catastrophe have been continued. on the pro-
bate side OF the court Phineas Janney qualifled
guardian vi the children OF Mahlon Jauney, de-
ceascd.-Mr. Richard Cleary, son OF the late Mr..
clcar,, Of Cumberland, Md, had his arms broken
Al the Midland car-shups yeSterday.-The Alex
andria Light Infantry has adopted n new uniforms
red cosc-bodicd coats and dark blue pant falcons.
The new uniforms VIII be ready next May
Judge Turner has entered decree or divorce be-
tween VIM. Nafper and Ann Napper.-The roof
of the old frame shed on Cameron and Patrick
streets long blacksmith shop, but lately used
for storage, fell I'm yesterday.-Nm. Elliott, "A
workman ON the steamer Arrowsmlth repairs. was
injured this morning 10y falling from the ways nj
TIE s'.lipy ard.-Mrs. =. J. Davidson was hurt by
tall on the stairway OF her house yesterday.--Mr.
Linden Kent and Gen. Hunton, .of Washington, are
in attendance on the circuit court herr.-Mr. HUI
bert Snowden presented Ia eN-Super1ntendenL
Bell OF the Washington and Ohio railroad, "A few
nights ago, In the name of the employees of the
road, handsome gold-headed cane farewell
token OF regard.
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The COursa.
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EQUITY toCkI-JU0gc Acrrfck.
To-day, Mcleod agt. Mcleod; sale nnaily ratf-
ned and reference 10 auditor. Cuyler agt. Cuyler;
hearing az rule on purchaser certified 10 General
Term 10 be heard On first instance. Rrinkles agf-
osborn; Mills Dean appointed guardian I'D htftn.
harr1s agt. Barber; leave TO take testimony Ia %
days.
CIRCUIT CoURr--Jgd0c Or
To-day, Clark AIT y. r. Mutual Life Insurance
COMPANY; verdict tor plaintiff slo0.oa. simmons
egt hin; Tate trustee. agt. saIae, and Anderscn
Az hili; Nerticts Tor plaintin. Jordan agt. Sci
den; on trial
pogIcE CorRT-Tnd1e .SfeR.
io-nsN John Allen. cruelty 10 animals: collaf-
tIai ioTlclted. Samuel orriSon sunday bar: feu
Miinam slater coloTed. carry ing pistol; so or
% ua!S. William II. CiSSeii. violating building
POPULATIONS; personal reCognizancc. William Hop
Ans aia Elijah Boston. disorderly conduct: g. OF
uaS each. Henry Coleman. colonel. carry tng pis-
,oI, s-,O or so days John Coatee Indecent expo
sun: s. or IL DAYS James Ware, dis0rderly con-
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THING 10 ,BLxED TIE RAxKxRs,-A sensatton
arrival OF the Train bringing tie Piftsburg papers,
~ the appearance In the 2ssses, q that city. OF
charges thst kafang bankers In all parts OF the
aekln& fOr an assessment TO be used IN d63eadng
ne Nnes-Tne bank inspectson BIZ the ex-legis-
promised % give 80 or sion each, but the
discovery OF TIE hi&ckmaili1g scheme has pre-
vented payment The real fr1ends Of the blii are.
Of ccurpes not sspsete6 . any completely IN this
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WashfnxtOn stock EXCHANGE.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington stock Exchange are noted today:
Y. S.; Ans. registered. 1881 100 bid. 1906 asked
as' r ssnRsps 1Hs bid bid 5ss asked
5. c. per imPs. rs, 1881. currency; i1as bid.
Ms,ks, s snSa ,d lSs2 cnrrensy 1d
asked. Astropolitan railroad asock. Sc bid. i0y
asked Washington Gas, AK bid. AZ asked
Gsion S Fl ASKED ssssa c Sss'nbs,
once, SN bid: Masonic Hall bonds foet BID.
Bank Of Washington, 215 bid. NATIONAL METROPOLITAN
Georgetown, l6o bid, 1858 asked. Great Falls Ice,
129 bid; Real Estate Title INSURANCE, 116 bid.
and Pot. Tel Co, s4a- bid. 84M asked. q.
panorama stock, so bid. Columbia Title insurance
3D. bid as asked ~~
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I'd EDITION.
latest Tbleglalls to The Star.


NO Truth In the Vienna RumOr Of =
New Attempt On the CZar's Life.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
BERLIN March s,3.-The rumors from vienna OF
new but unsuccessful attempt on the cars life
are fatty denied.
bismarck and the pope have come to an agree
ment on the new church bill, and its discussion by
snt. iandStag Is the only remaining formaiit!s
the center.
Rents Rents are firm, but bank and mining shares are
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NJ Tidings Of MIR. Adams.
A NAN WHO LOOKED LIKE HIM APPEARS IN AN A,

VI 4'AIs <AO1AAnSs
NAN WHO LOOKED LIKE HIM APPEARS IN AN Az
ESUE STORE.
NO news was received to-day OF Mr.. Harry L.
Adams, the book-keeper OF THE STAR Office who
mas been missing from his home since the 18th
inst. story was started last night that Mr.. w.
s. Roose the cigar dealer, saw Mr.. Adams last eve
ming. Mr.. Roose stated to STAR reporter to-day
tnat early last evening, while he was sitting at
JUS DESK IN the rear OF his store, on the avenue,
, .aIhlnS WIN friend, man opened his door,
looked IN smiled, and, turning quickly, went out
again; mr.. Roose invoiuntarily started forward.
e1cialming, Why, there is Adams!' The desk at
WMcn MT RooSe sat is thirty or thirty-five feet
from the door. The resemblance OF the person
VINO stepped into his door to Mr.. Adams MI. Roose
salo Today, was striking, but he was convinced
thaI ~ was case OF mistaken identity. The man,
ne SAD, wore new silk hat, and had with him a
number OF packages.
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THE son OF THE DECEASED GENERAL MARRIED At
YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO.
Miss Edith Andrews, daughter OF Chauncey H.
Andrews, and John Alexander Logan, jr., son Of
the late senator Logan, were married nj IL O'Clock
yesterday AT the home VI the bride I'm Youngstown,
Ohio. The ceremony was performed In the lib-
rary, which was transformed into floral garden.
The couple stood beneath an kngiish floral bei Mt
the entrance of an open gate leading Into the gar
den, with a ora fence on either side banked With
flowers and foliage. The broad staircase Of pol
tShed oak was covered with blooming cleInatis,
and through parlors reception ana drawing
rooms the display ~ flowers was a triumph OF the
florists art. The bride walked alone, and Z. h.
Andrews escorted Mrs Gen. Logan. Manning
Fish, OF Joliet, ILL.,, WAS the groom's best man. and
Miss Julia Andrews, sister of the bride, maid or
honor. The bride wore white satin, with Eliza
bethan collar, N-shaped bodice heavy drapery "
valenciennes lace, with ornaments OF diamonds
and pearls, and carried bouquet OF Puritan roses
and white orchids. Mr.. Gen. Logan and the
ladies OF the Logan family were In mourning.
After the ceremony an elaborate luncheon WAS
served. Less than one hundred guests were pres
ent. The father OF the bride presented her with
$4,000 and the same amount was given by Wal
lace &. Andrews, OF New York. The groom gave
the bride a necklace OF pearls with diamond pen
dant. Mr.. and Mrs. Logan left in Mr. Andrews
private ear in the afternoon Tor Florida To e gone
about a month. The groom Will engage In Ousi-
ness with Mr.. Andrews.
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Tickle MrS. BisnnOp.
THE MATRIMONIAL EXPERIENCES OF THE MIND READ
I,r,,,

THE MATRIMONIAL EXPERIENCES OF the MIND READ
ERs WIFE.
dispatch to the Philadelphia Times from B0s-
ton says: Mrs. Helen MackLoud Bishop, she way.
ward wife OF Washington Irving Bishop, the mind
reader has romantic history for OF her years.
Mrs. Bishop is now :,3 years old, but she has had
two husbands and has deserted them both. she
Is called a handsome woman OF the pro-
nounced brunette type. She has bright,
sparkling eyes, Jet-back hair, and a Inquire
remarkable for supple grace She Is the
daughter of John Mack, the Inventor of the Mack
elevated railway. and one OF the magnates Of the
Island ward OF East Boston. Helen was the fourth
her acknowledgements the fellows. 1t Is
related that her precociiy In all matters pertaining
to dress was remarkable
She first married Mr.. Thomas j. Load, OF the
firm VI Loud Brothers, bankers and brokers, OF this
city when only eighteen years old, and alter u
years engagement. The marriage was 4 happy
one until the money became scarce, when Ms
Loud took Hight. She went To Europe, and having
become acquainted with Mr.. Bishop she Instituted
divorce proceedings against her husband on the
ground OF cruel and abusive treatment. After a
sensational trial the fair lady was free, and she
was soon again welded, this time 10 the mind
reader.
Mrs Bishop seemed to be very happy In her
newly found affinity, and beamed upon "A reporter
who went TO Interview her In "A way that nearly
destroyed his peace OF mind forever. She spoke
OF MI. Bishops little daughter, saying that she
was ''ittle dear whom nobody could help Low.
Ing" She said that the child was with Mrs Mack,
In East Boston. Nothing appears 10 have occurred
In this city 70 ruffe the serenity OF the newly
welded pair, but no sooner had they reached
Washington than the trouble began.
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BALTIMORE, ND, March 23.-Virginia Sizes con-
sond4ted, 53 past due coupons, "a do. new threea,
BALTIMORE, Nd, March 23-Cotton arm-znid
ding, l0alO7s Flour steady and quiet-Howsrd
5 s; 90. family, 400a4 90: city mills super Z 80
4d5; Pstapsco superlatiye patent $50; do family,
900 Wheat-southern quiet and steady; red, 9ls93;
amber, 92a94; No; Maryland, 9O1Sa9Ox; western
higher and quiet; No 2 winter red spot S8tSaS95S
May, 9Oasa9O24; June. 905sa81. Corn-southern
about steady and quiet white, HAAS yellow 46a461S;
western higher and quiet mixed, spot As bid; March,
46a46H; April 461s bid May, 4616a47 steamer, ~
a44;s. oats steady and activesouthern and Pennsyl
yenia 34a3S; western white, 36A:5S western mixed,
34aio. Rye quiet and steady, 5Sa60. Hay steady,
WITH moderate nquiry-prine to choice western,
~ y0aloOO. Provisions quiet. Mess pork, old.
1870; new, 14.U0220 co. Bulk meats-shOulders
and clear rib sides packed. 7Ha9. Bacon-shoufders
oaSH; clear RIB stiea. 91s. hams, 131fa14. Lard
rehned, SaSA Butter hrm-western packed, 16aE3;
ssssTery sSa's Ess easier l5si6 fstr0lsum
nary TO falr, 14a14z Sugar steady-A soft, 5.69;
copper refined active and steady, 9s<a10. Whisky
steady. I23a1 Freights to Liverpool per steamar
sbssss,s,s:. ds51 barrels.
eye cy I09 RSshels shi2.nsntsa I'LL bsrfss
ChicaGo Markets.
CHICAGO MIs. March o. ii su.--Nay vhsss
LAY corn. H1A. MnW nfnvf V6f
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Southern Railway Officials.
THHF MEET TO INTERPRET THE INTERSTATE COZ
NRRCE LAW.

The general of1cers OF c. p. Huntington's New
port News and Mississippi Valley railway system
held q meeting In Richmond, Va, yesterday for
the purpose OF interpreting the Interstate CON-
merce law and OF adopting uniform construction
Of it. There were present Gen. VIM. C. Wickham,
second vice president; Gen. John Ech0ls,
third vice president; John Muir, general traflic
manager Of the Newport News and Mississippi
Valley company: H. ". Fuller, general passenger
agent: WIN. walker, manager Kanawha Despateh;
William Plummer, division freight agent; B. F.
Mitchell general freight agent western division; Z
b. Hotchktas, general freight agent eastern di-
vision, and Others besides an array OF counsel IL
was decided to recognize the long and short haul
absolutely, with the exception that where lower
rates were REQUIRED to be made on account OF water
there should be no commercial or railroad compe-
tdtfon Under this view the new tariff will be for
muiated, to take effect the LIST prOx. The eastern
division, having no water competition, will con-
form to the construction or the trunk lines and the
adoption OF the new 0fhcial classification, while
the western division Will meet the competition OF
the Mississippi river, along which IL runs. Gen.
eral Manager Muir said this was all that could be
given OF their action until they had better inter.
probation of the law.
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ltOR SALE-PIANO-AT GREAT SACRIFICE
IL Decker Bros ~ octave Parlor Grand almost new
can te seen at Grant Place, from to o'clock pm
mh23-4t
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The Ameer Wants 70 Fight.
URGING TIE Tribes TO JoIN HIM IN A WAR AGANs,

Adytces from Cabul say that the ameer has sent
printed circulars to the tribes Of Kohistan urging
them to Join him In holy war against Russia
The circular denounces the car as tyrant and
promise breaker. It warns the tribes that the
Russian troops are daily advancing, ana that II
they ever occupy Afehanistan they win continue
In possession OF that country. The circular
also tells how Turkey, nghting for the cause
OF IsiamtSm, opposes Russia The ameer
summoned the M6slem teachers and doctors
throughout he country 70 Cahul, where they
were feaSted at his direction, after which the
amcer ordered them to incite the nation to a
'.ehad" (rellgi0us war against Russia. II is
aSeogted BY the auleerss council that the "tehadr
is nov being actively preached. There Is discon-
tent IN the garrison AT Herat. The troops are
paid In provisions Is no cash Is available. It Is
said thak trouble b being fomented by Russian
spteA
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CHARGED WITH HIGHWAY R0BBKRY.-This MORN
ing, about one O'Clock, August Leib, q herman,
sylvania avenue. by three young men, who Ia
sisted on his accompanying them. He at lffst re-
fused to go, but nHR1ly consented, and they
they went down nth street to the hay ScaleA
where one OF them drew a revolver on him,
another beat him over the head, and the third one
and penknffe. Later In the morning he re-
ported the facts to Ofacer Cross and Special On
hudson and James Hstieton. Hudson had eknife
I'm his pocket, which Leib Identified AZ having
been stolen from him. The third man eocape6.
THIS AFTERNOON. In the Police Court the yonng
men were charged with robbery. Hudson was
held for the grand jury, and LittletOn wss dis
Charged there being no Identification Of him
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Emperor William Making Calls.

HE WILL ATTEND THE OPERA TONIGHT.
BERLIN, March 23-EmperOr William to-day
visited the Queens OF SaXOny and ROumania the
Princess OF WED, the grand duchesSes OF Mecklen-
burg and Saxony and the Grand Duchess Marc,
wife OF the Grand Duke Vladimir. X
The emperor Will give state dinner at the
palace tonight and will afterwards go to the OPERA
Crown Prince Rudolph, OF Austria, and several Of
homes
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tearS That There Will Re a Disagree.
Eal

ment-A False Alarm
NEW YORK. March 23-At IL o'clock this morn
Ing the court OF oyer and termner was filled with
people anxious to hear the verdict in the case OF
ex-Alderman Thomas Cleary, the indicted boodler.
Up TO II 80 the jury had not come into court and
would he disagreement.
,o Gleary was present, attended by friends. The
yefs iof Jaehne, McQuade, ONeil and others
OF the Indicted "boodlerss were also on hand At
iha Us the people poured into the courtroom Mr.
SHaier was informed that the jury was coming In.
HIS face instantly became anxious again.
oo Inc =, alarm was false one. The july had not
come IN at 80 O'Clock. Ira Shafer was growing
happier and more jovial at every clock tick.
capt.. Tickets came in and ordered the
court room cleared, saying there would be
no further business for an hour and
nan: me jury was o have dinner,
ana IL would be an hour least before they would
resume their deliberations The jury sent in for
certain et documentary evidence, but Justice Bar
rett reused referring them to the provision Of the
criminal code which requires, in case Of disagree
llen!, 10 nave such information given in open
court before counsel for both sides, and. in case
or felony, In presence OF the defendant.
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FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS

L,OR sALE-PIANo-AT A GREAT SACRIFICE
Bo Pa H%
ah:s.4t - 80 -.
He4 ta od sired b
S SsS sss
nor SAFE At 1,1o,7S ppeIsTTpFn
sa S from ss os So ssr
once mnsa-s.
aud driving horses which are for sale exchange
,on o. ~ is.La n7ro7 nm, ~. o ~
II Walnut Desk and Table Walnut dining room Suite
day eN'A A'f'' "-'N- r. mh23o2t.
EoR sALE-PIAN0. CHEAP OR WILL BE RENTED
q. REDwAl. s25 New Jersey NV. mh19-6t.
FoR sALE-A BRIGHT BAY, HORSE, NINE
AND good driver fqsther Use fOF
sta NV. Van DC seen at D. MA'Ah DIVES mh iss aaa
LloR SALE = CHEAP STOCK AND FIXTURES
ION stor q well grosery ana proyIs
city. Apply 463 II st. NV '' mh23-3t'
TWO CAR LOADS OF HORSES PROM GREEN
s., ssss ii
past twelve years BY and honorable dealing have
a good class of horses. Among the number have %
cart horses. weighing from l 300 to 400: three
hsrs ono yor is So o"9 Ila0Ieu leans VI khaSs aI1
pnynds snitabia fr "ao roy sat f5,I :t
The pmbc to Ioat n,s p tu t hof ,b
eIsewhere oue ny s.Ueh ~ III P"ienaeins
JOHN SIMMONS, Proprietor.
DOC. dARGEs, Foreman. mh23-1w
NOR SATELSTaRTE J0T o0x1O m IN IN
n alie,, hnnnda1 IA aCi IVA4U " ~, tN
and iii ats n"ne LIES p; i. "'e' s''' 14'h
mhoS ri AWAY T fTIt " % = ;w1,,Ep 1.o,E.
" ~ FL. q "I4nI1h If,So T st.
NOR SAlE-ONE LADIES' RIDING AND DRIV-
IL ing Mare, three nice Drivers one Cart Mare
J. G. BOWEN
mh22-2tS New York ave., bet 9Th and 7th sts
kt'Vh iSALE-A LARGE BROWN HORSE; WEIGHT
and aove !os works n any harness good locker
III iso AZ slgnt loot covered wagon JOHN
II AAohhIo, @Oo1 eth 81. mh22-3t1
THOR SALE-AWNINGS. FLAGS TENTS
T. All the latest novelties
In awning strinps and canvas for stora r;ty o,t7
country Residences w e. COpEI AMI 4 CS'
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HanlOn's Murderers.

ktdnlOn7S MUfOefefSs
OFFICERS SOMERyILLE AND GARRETT REMOVED AS
PRISONERS TO CORK.
CORK, March 23-Police Inspector Somerville
and Constable Garrett, who were yesterday
the murder Of Hanl6n, who was vas; shot
and killed during the riot at Yodghal during
the first attempt to serve summons on Father
Keller were to-day removed from YOughal to this
city as prisoners The people of Youghal hooted
and 1eered at the extra policemen who had charge
OF the two men as the train conveying them
moved away
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The District Judreship.

story that Mr.. Montgomery, the ex-cOm-
missioner of patents, is to be appointed to sue
ceed Judge Macarthur on the District bench was
started again this afternoon. 1t was said that
MI. Montgomery was undecided at first, but has
now concluded to accept the place.
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WHEN mind and body are out OF sorts, with cold
extremities, yellowness In the skin, costfveness,
duh headache, and an iDdsposit1on 70 stir about
be sure you are in for bilious attack, springinG
from a more less disordered liver. Dr. ID. Jaynes
Sanat1ye pills will bring the liver TO a healthy
eases
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Warranfs Tor Eather Ryan.

DUBLIN, March 23.-Judge Boyd has granted
HerbertStOwn branch Of the National League, Tor
contempt Of court in refusing to TESTIFY con-
corning his action as trustee for tenants unoer tae
plan or campaign.
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FOR SAJE-HOUSES.

TOR sALEO ST n W., 12 ROOMS, SOUTH
Il front all mod imps. fine order; will net per
cent price asked 0ne-fourth fifth cash: balance
easy. Address Box 1:33, Star office. mh3-3ws
IfOR SALE NEW 3-STORY GROOM HOUSES
u with ali modern Improvements, also two lO-room
open CRATE bath tub wash stand brick set range sta
tionary wash trays &C. ST. bet. 9Th and 9Th g. W.
Inquire Of A. F. BARKER, 90l Va-ave. s.w. mh16-2ws
LSOR SALE-HOIJSE-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO
Il offer for sale one of the most desirable residences
i Ct, south side, between 18th and 18th SITS NV. ;
tertaining; location unsurpassed.
HILL JOHNSTON.
mh16-2w 73S 10Th it.
Tor SAIE-THREE STORY AND CELLAR BAY
u window house Oh i st. n W, between eth and lQth
TN sy S3a, fronting south Address QUlNTUS
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A CHARGE OF MISREPRESENTATION Lacey,
wheelwnght, was arrested this afternoon by De
tectives Mattingiy and Wheeler on warrant
sworn out by William N. Brockway, carriage
manufacturer at Homer, N. Y, charging him with
the embezzlement OF 500 in money and carriage
worth 1925.
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THE b. AND o. OPTION.

III Will Remain Open Till April 1-Mrs
Garrett Made 100000 by Sully's
Failure.
BALTIMORE, March est is now stated on good
authorlty that the option will remain open to the
IVes-Staynor syndicate for the control Of the Bal
tiinore and Ohio railroad until the LIST OF Aprli
MT Garrett 1t is said, cleared $780, 600 out OF the
suly syndicate failure and it is also stated that
Inc Garrett interest has purchased all the stock OF
o9e JOINS Hopkins University. None OF the stocH
OF The road was offered for sale to-day.
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Connecticut Also showed Under.

DRIFT MILE LONG AND FROM FIFTEEN TO
TWENTY-FIVE FEET DEEP.
HARTFORD, CONN, March 23-The snow IS from
sixteen inches to two feet deep in the western
road will get no trains through to-day There is
drift from Boston Corners to Mount Riga, over a
mile long and from fifteen to twenty-five feet
deep.
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West Washington Affairs.

FINED sN JUDGE sSEII--Nincent Jones colored
was before the Police Court to-day charged bv
Onicer Brown with using proiane Language on
Market street, and he was fined 81 Prank bow
man, charged With the same offense forfeited 81
collateral. Lena Wilson, alias Tyler charged by
OHcer Hess With disorderly conduct was fined g.
An ALLEGED Policy SHoP-'rhis morning lpe.tsc-
tiyes Carter and Mahon raided the alleged poi,cy
shop Of Joseph =. MerTitI. and arrested him ON
the charge OF engaging ia the policy business and
eight other persons were summoned Us Witnesses
He gave bonds for MS appearance In the Poucs
Court tomorrow morning